Fargesia robusta Ping Wu Spring ephemerals 'High Noon' has pointed bright

'High Noon' has pointed bright gold leaves on a large upright growing clump

pycnophylla) is one of those fabulous hostas that slipped through the proverbial cracks

This hardy garden fern has more abundant and brighter-colored markings than most ladies of the evening

most memorable selections of our US native phlox that I've ever seen

but this selection makes a stoloniferous spreading groundcover reminiscent of the European Asarum europaeum

Fargesia robusta Ping Wu Spring ephemerals 'High Noon' has pointed brightThis selection of the heat tolerant clumping Fargesia robusta is much shorter than other selections of the species we grow, forming an 8' tall x 2' wide deer resistant clump in four years. The upright, arching stems spread out to 9' wide, forming a superbly elegant specimen clump or if you can afford enough a great green screen. Myths of much more cold tolerance have been thoroughly busted. For years, we sold this as Fargesia 'Green Screen', until we